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School backpack overload: Heavy bags can strain kids’ bodies

Heavy backpacks can cause physical strain and hinder children's learning. Many students are overloaded with laptops, textbooks, and sports gear, leading to potential injuries. Parents are urged to regularly check and lighten their child's l...

AP News· Aug 4, 2026 · 12:57 PM · 1 views

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Heavy backpacks can cause physical strain and hinder children's learning. Many students are overloaded with laptops, textbooks, and sports gear, leading to potential injuries. Parents are urged to regularly check and lighten their child's load for better health.

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